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SPECIAL NOTICES
Nntfca.

Dissolution Of Partnership.-T l.. b.
Ward Bros is this Gay, by mlsua. --- r.,
dissolved John l. Ward re!iH 1tau ae 1u
and 81. II. " aEd cor inul -H- sd
assuming al liabi, t'ie- sul Colc... ANS
If said firm Of Ward Hr0s
Witness our hands this sept
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FOR REsr-Dw ELlfre

NOR RENT y foar-rrOm -...........
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WANTED MALE HELP

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Wnereunon the smart contemporary,
sarcgsticaIly employing the other'5 exact
language, wonders whether "6Isssachu-
sets isn't coming to her senses"
The rejOinder IS SPIT, and 1t would be
ire more effactivgIE, locking forward t.
1888, enc could forecast tee votes which
these two states vii! csst IN the Presi-
denllal election. Nobody except the
acephaIous ones expects to see Kentucky
enrolled among the Republican states next
year. Nobody else expects that the
majority for, say, Mr. Cleveland will be
as small as that which elected General
Buckner Governor. But now about Mas
sachusetts? Outside of The scepnalous
ranks who dsres predict q Republican
majority in the New England state ii
1888?
Before ary one volunteers to answer i
would be well to recall hat the K publ
cen party ia Massachusetts, is at fesst
not where it Gets, but where it is eaten
A congregation Of impolitic but vehemen
| prohibition worms are e'en at it.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

~ parsons seeking enlpioi n,ent ,oho Cannot a.
FORD TO pay may advertise Sc tss column JoT sits
ti0rs free Of ch0rQe,
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wharf an hour before midnight. 1t was
an xyhau p.sser-hy sew r. man |
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PERSONAL,

MISS J.. q. WATSON, fes st. Louis avenue,
NJ will receive pupfle in music and French
either al her residence or their own For teIms.
etc inquire above
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terdsy. Assets $1,000: liabilities about
S5OO Fl F. Lockett Wss made ASSIGNEE.
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Oniv; iuiooAS1n $3.50. -'~'' = - -.
met in this city within the past week and
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u eco ~ ~ way nSoI SA1N
Prt Worth will be happy to
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ReadinO Matter

One time, IS censa per line; two or more II
sartIons 25 nrts nov ''n' ZACH insertion.
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alUng IIS ItuStn VI I9v
all of the good towns
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wAnTED-SITU ALTON.
wASTED-ROOME

SITANTED-A geoa room, with ooara prefer
w red. Mast be east o Main street. Ad
lreg, z. o. box l26
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WEEKLY EDITION.

WEEKLY EDITION.
Per Inch-DtspEay- Consecutive Insertions.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26
Chip NEWS.


May +. Sch. Lucy Jones, Howe, Boston.
- furitai. Sargent Mt. Desert, Flor.
'rlmll,, s"mes, do; Mary Farrow, Condon, Sears
nrt r L. Warren, Col1on, Boston
May %. sch Annie l.. Wilder, ThurSton Boston
9 4. . Mazurka, Lane, do.
SAILED.
May - Sch. Fannie Il Edith. Jones, Rockland
" 81 8 Kit Carson, Smith, Bangor; VIM
l"N"ns, Elwcll, do; Brig Carrie Pickering, Mar
iall, do, Sch joachim, Hart, do. Jas. Holmes, Ry
49, Boston
May .. sch. Mary Famow, Condor, Boston.
n Puritan, Sargent, Mt Desert; Flora
May -. Str Mt. Waldo, Patterson, Frankfort
AMERICAN PORTS.
Daricn, Ga, May Il. Arrived bark John Bun
N, Lancaster, New York.
san Francisco, May 10. Cleared ship st. Marx
lchol>. Port Townsend; 2Ist arrived shin Fred.
EEK Billings, sherman, Cardiff; 23d, cleared shin
anuel Llaguna, Smallcy, Liverpool
Jacksonville, May q. Arrived sch. Palatka
;aplcs Belfast.
baltimore, May IL. Cleared sch. Warren Adams,
'icomi, Boston; 2ist, cleared brig Ned White
we'll for Rio Janeiro.
Mobile, May Is. Cleared sch. Jesse Lena, Bun
Pensacola, May Il. Arrived sch. d. d. Haskell
tskcll, Key West.
'atilia River. Ga, May l6. Arrived sch. We
a, Cottrell, New York.
t. augustine, Fla, May 10. Arrived scl,s. Ring
TIE, Marston. Belfast Dione, Haynes, Wiscasset
brunswick, May - Arrived sch. Abbie c.
tlda Brooks, Nichols, New York.
Ticw York, May II. Arrived ship Robert l.
KNAPP, Staples, LIVERPOOL; sch. Nellie, Drink
ter Fernandina; cleared sch. II. J. Cottrel
cb7kell, Key West, and Pensacola; Goth, arrived
John ii. Crandon, Pierce, Cienfuegos; 2Ist
Hred ship Nancy PendletOn, PendletOn, Port
" bark PenObscot Eaton, Melbourne.
oston, May 20. Arrived sch. Nellie $. Picker
~. Mckeen, from Brunswick, Ca, Nav !, with
Ybcr; I'D, arrived schs. Paragon. Shute, We
ken; Stella NJ. Kenyon, Williams. do.
iiladelphia, May 10. Cid. bark Edw. Cushing
more, Boston; 10th, cleared sch. Ridgewood
rlycr, Jacksonville; 2lst, arrived sch. Flora
lon, French, Portsmouth; cath, arrived sch
lottc I. Sibev, Bartlett, Jacksonville.
lawarc Breakwater, May q. Arrived sch
n Il. Moseiey, Holt, CaIbarien (and proceeded
Jew York;
.~arleston, S. G.. May %. Sailed sch. Carrie A
E, Dyer Darien.
fnantlina, May %. Arrived brig James Nil
'proul, New York.
ioma, May Is. Arrived bark Alden Besse
len, Port Townsend.
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D!tg

In this city, May d, Mr. Frances, wife of Geo.
W Patterson aged about - years
In ihi+ city. MAY i, Mlii1m Polite. aged -
year, months and II days.
In >waINillt. My -, Mrs.. Mar! :. Harvey, aged
y years ami months.
In lnion May ~, .jer"me W burrows.
In Wcst Cam,cu, May lG. 1r"r.cr l.. Brew Stcr,
aged a years. n.ui.i!, aud tia!
In Nnalh.Nrn, May H. Charles, son Of the lat"
| George Webster, of EiurliiIl. aged - wears
In Appleton, MAY H. James Thompson. aged -
Years.
Edgccomh
Ii EecbIan,i, Ma, 10, Eliza Nig-in. aged q years
, months ana . lalS.
In Eochl;nd May IS, Annie T., daughter Of
Frank A. aud Hattie T.. Richardson, aged wear, 70
months and days.
In Warren, May 10, Andrew l;n-g~.
In Deer Isle Ma, Infant son al john and lara
Gross, aged > months.
Ia san Francisco. May Mary ID, vii" Of Memo
i. IL son, native ni Hope, aged II Years
In iiuehill May T., Mis- Lois Greene. aged IS
years.
In Har lIarbor, May T., Emrcne u r. lei, aged ,
years and 8 months.
In Bar Ialhor, Ma! II, stephen H. Higgins, aged
Il wears and } months.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

kNoN The one thing nccdful row is rain Thi.
week VIII sec about all the seed into the ground
ssl,ols 4. wal, ii eou,d he cxpoctcd with II G,
dry hut ,ost of tho stot has to he fed ut the bar,
,nt This uolos II hard on ,hoso wb, RIM short n
h,v s,o.i;no of stock if i oroti,,inp 10 see ON,
farmers an ,r,in,, to improve in that line. Tn,
~, .,,,, ~. .a,,,,,n, ,reo, i ho,lv to hn fam,
an lcon,n,, GRADED or b,ooloJ stock Uorac,
Wrsrott lately bouabt 4 thorouphbrcd. recistere,
pu,,am Hull of Martin Whittier of Montyill,.
,,bich ne viii keen for seryicc this season. A
fla. mrctiu, Of Half Moan o,l.,e ncxt saturday
evening" the question If SINNER will GENE M fo
discussion. Let III, member. who mean busincs.
Ia. on hand. The Fast Knox Cemetery Associa
lion have placed !, now fence around the cemetcr,
and voted to turn out en- m'Sse on Arbor Day an'
trim ii and otherwise beaufy the grounds, which
they dd, and the grounds now present very tt>t,
appearance. Arbor Day WAS not generally oh
served mere.
C,.It>, DR. &. + rames. of Boston, lecture,
IN >nrnal Mn on FRIDAY evening. 10 a fun and an
nrrriaiiv,, audience. subject, Re lations between
mental ana physical culture Although DR. +
make. h., prctrn-inns us a lecturer. he handled
TIE subject yer. ahIy, holding his hearers in clos,
lit. aiion Thc -ioop [ nited States arrived from
l.fti..td sunday with the soldiers monument
Nu,h Nh. r'.,-tcd On Monday. 1t stands nearly
in tiir r"ntci "a the Common. and Is an ornament
II au. ,iIl:l.a of which the citizens viii be proud
- steamer his ant johnson arrived on
~;furl@s and left on Monday morning 800. Mr.. +
Drser,uN who has a weir at picc- Head, ha-
hren getting good haul- of salmon of late. on
trd., he brought ri.eit in for sbiument ana on
NHA1s GVc......Thc Normal examination and
.,a iuitiuu " i'll orcl' an Wednesday and Thursday
lI|.r Isl and 1nd...... Schr Perfect arrived from
Bangor Mondav, win uubcr for the extension
,,i the IIutciuns cottagc......Mr & Mrs eastman,
Mrs taSv. Mis- Carrie Gardner and MIR 4 f.
,ni,.,,y,.4 of t,,,.,' ,lurcb,.
i ., Il
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-,
=
H.
p.t,. " - =.
,..I
t..,.. III. a.,.,,.'....,,. ~, ..
a..lt, Mil. ,,i.t..i,.e.n .a...lI l,-1o
side. fen. 500 ana hi. horse. rba,li,. j.. Nr Til,
L.t,t p., ,, T,.
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NARRIEC-

In this city April y. h! Rev. B &. Wentworth
Luther Calicrwuod and Mr.. Althra Gardner, both
of Belfast.
In This city, MAY u, by Rev. i. {. Wentworth,
Andrew T. Evans and Mis- Melissa Jane Mcintosh
both OF Belfast.
Mr.. Frank Goodhur and Mis- Jennie Ryder both
of Boston.
In tam,ien. May IL, Mr.. j. j.. Collins, OF Carli
nrr and Mis- Florence Barker of Camden.
In Rorkland, May l.. Timothy Ibnn"hnc and
Mary Hare both of H"ck!lnd.
III Boston. MAY l.. >amuci G. Treat and Blanche
\. Havtcr.
In Ellsworth, May a, Mr.. i.cmucl Stuart and
Mis- Fannie +. Npauldng, both of Ellsworth.
In Ca>tine. May :, MIR. John sawyer and Miss
Jennie MorrN, both OF taSllnC.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

R. G. Flower Medical Co., Boston, Mass.
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Eastern Maine and
the Rebellion"
A History Of the Events Occurring in this
Section Of the State, from the Firing
of the First Gun at Sumter to

the Close of the War.
The work will also contain histories of the See
ont Maine, the Fourth Maine the Sixth Maine, the
Eighteenth or First Heavy, and in fact of all legi
mrnt' containing Eastern Maine men, including
Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery. Also, accounts
of the life in the Prison Pens of the South, written
by eN-prisoners now residing i'll Maine. 1t will be
amply illustrated with more than twenty cngrav-
ings and portraits Among the latter will be litho-
graphs Of
The war Nice-r President, Hon. HANNIBAL HAM
LIN.
The war Governor, IsAnEL WAsIIBlRN, JR
Hon. {. y. EnI rEi-LE, u. :. Navy.
Gen JAMESON, Gen. ROBERTS, and Col. EARNEY,
the three gallant commanders of the second Maine.
Gen. CYRUS l1AMLIN. of the regular Army, who
received many promotions, "for distinguished
vices during the war"
Gen. iinAM q. BERRY, of Hocklanl. At the
time Gen. Berry was killed, the War Department
had determined to place him in command of the
Army of the Potomac.
Col. CHAPLIN, of the First Maine Heavy Artil-
lery. Tcnnyson has immortaliZed the 'tCharge of
the Light Brigade but history records the fact
that the famous First Heavy eluallcd them in
their famous charge, which then excited the a,imi.
ration of the military world.
Col BilRNHAM, of the Sixth Maine. This Regi-
ment has the reputation of being the finest body of
skirmshers either in the Volunteer or Regular
Army.
Gen. CHAs. iAMIIN. On his retiring from the
service special order. complimentary to Gen.
lfamiln, was issued by order Of Gen. Grant.
Col CALVIN s. DOUTY. The rebel Gen. Ashby
has stated that the First Maine Cavalry under the
command Of Col. Douty, once saved the army of
Gen. Banks from capture.
Adjt Gen. JOHN l.. IioDsDON, whose lalors dur
ing the war contributed largely to Names grand
record
Col. }. ID. RUSi, of the Eighth Maine. This gal
liant officer went into the army private and on
his discharge was made a Brig. General.
Capt. ELIJAH Low, Provost Marshal, Quarter
master and Commissary of the Fourth District of
Maine. This gcntlcmin'S "reminiscences of the
various Drafts will be of deep interest.
Capt. FRED A. CUMMINGS, recently appointed
postmaster of Bangor.
To En- Soldiers should bear in mind that all the
principal local events, occurring during the war,
are described in full
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Fish and Fishing.

Frank Ellis a-ent of the United states Fish
Commission, planted l,3o0,000 ,had fry in the
konnchcr Monday morning, and Tuesday morning
he put l,ooo00o shad fry into the Pcnohscot river
TIA" ir4 are carried in specially fitted for the
purpose Bangor is booming her salmon fishery
ii the water works dam. Six salmon were taken
sunday Mr.. @. 6. Critchctt brought home Il fine
string of brook trout the other day. lie is of
our most successful local fishermen. Mr.. II. r.
Mcdonald has been III the vicinity of Orland in
quest of the frcckled darings and met with good
surccs-.... Mcssrs. A. 4. IIowcs and c. Il. Hazel
inc visited swan Lake Monday and brought home
We trout. The! were caught by trolling with n fly
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We are Overloaded !
The Season is Backward!

Our store is packed from ceItnr to roof as mere,
Tds Lct0r", anil we must get rid of the goods
before JHty ist.
len muA harr Shoes to Wear. Dont huy til yon
--r0I at -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
\ CARD.

TilE Undersigned respectfully tenders her sincere
L thanks 10 ENtEI.>lOI; ENGINE COMPANY
and the citizens of Stot ktun for their timely an,
successful efforts in aNinS her old Homestead trcn
destruction on might OF the 18th instant
SARAH a. MORSE.
t,,,.lt ,,t
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Dent Suffer with Help at Hand

Having been cured of Salt Rhcum with Bell,
Sar~:tparlla. chccrlullN recommend il to the pub
lie IL a safe, reliable and effective blood remedy
Ii has done for me what no other medicine coul'
do, as know by experience with many. Hiram
+. Whittier IIrrnnn, Me. only - cts. l"n
Druggist
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

The formation Of the regiments and their depart.
women the exciting political contests the de.
structIon OF Northern newspapers favoring Sc.
ceSsiOn: the cheering news OF Union Victories,
Joicings over Lees surrender; the grief 1t LIN.
coins death. q well rs the accounts Of the re-.
turn Of the troops after The 'Whfte-Winged
over the iand-all will Be faithfully portrayed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

Ml Paul IIazeltinc of Belfast. wealthy man,
died n March 49,, leaving viii. Nmong othe,
lt4lt, -t- NrIr the following:
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1HLkCRAPrtC Ne w..
yOHy rAgLsx No uwAE.
rS,c pres aeut Of the Mormon Ch~res
ntcd Last Might.

SALT LAKE. July 27.--rhe death is
announced of John Taylor, President OF
the Mormon Church, who died last uight
at 8 o'clock. but the place is not gwen.
He was 70 years old, joined the Mormon
Church IN 1887. and Was made one oil
the twelve apostles in 1898. he was q
missionary for 20 years aud editor OF var
iOus hurch papers and publications.
He embraced polygamy among the trst,
and denied It's practice after being In 1t
for years. He was President ot the
twelve when Brigham Yosng died, and
became Presidents Of the Church 10 1880.
he was indicted for unlawful cohablta.
tion early in 1885, aud went into hiding IN
February of that year. and has ut shown
np in public siuce. George q. Cannon
has a b,ttet atticle 10 the Church organ,
charging Taylor blood to the persecutors
who have bounded him to mis- death.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

The Germans Of Ph'l,delphis, in mass
meeting, have threatened to vote against
the R-pull.can party If persistence is
maintained III the enforcement OF the blue
laws. which deprive them Of their Sunday
beer. The High-license law enacted by
the Legislature provides that it is unlsw-
full for any one with or without license
to furnish by gift, eale or otherwise spit
ituous, yinous or malt liquors on election
da, or on Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

There is every reason To believe that
O. J. Harvey's frauds on the Government
have extended further and in other di.
rections than has yet appeared. From
developments which have come TO light
at Wilkesbarre, Penn, it is probaale
that he has done something in the fraud
uIeus pension line Investigation will be
thorough by the Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

RJSANTA ABiE Is only sold in large bottles
at 81; three for 9. So Sold by all wholesals and
retail druggists & y rs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

The cause of the suspension of the Salt
Lake Democrat, as announced in . card
by the Directors, was that the expendi-
lures exceeded the receipts, and they &C.
cspted the offer OF the Tribune company
for the plant and good will of the paper.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

A delegation of citizens of st. Louie
called upon the President Monday and
invited him and his cabinet to visit st.
Louis this Fall. The President accepted
the invitation, though the date of the
visit is not yet fixed.
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ssURDExxD By mIs soS.IS.l.w
The Murderer ProHn psly LyucAe.,.

New ORLEANS, July 27 Bob Johns,
3 colored man living in Sunfower county,
hissis' ippi, was brutality murdered by
his son-in-law while try ng to prevent the
latter from whipping his wife. Martin
was lynched e. dav.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27
A Town FLOODED.
4 River Flowing rhroush the Main
street.

BISGHAMToN, n. y, July 27,-The
town of Deposit is llooded. The rains of
last night amt this morning caused the
creeks to rise rapidly. All small bridges
have been washed away pnd big streams
are pouring through the main street pre-.
venting acces" to stores aud doing much
damage.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

A fire in Palmer & Rey's type foundry
and hthographic establishment, San
Francisco, damaged the building and
STOCK to the amount of $40. 200.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

II can not praise Hoods Sarsaparil'a halt
enough" 'ays mother whose son, almost blind
with scrofula, Was cured by this pedicins
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27
CO A Ii

The undersigned has received the Agency o;
the Pleasant valley Utah) Coai Com pa.
ay. The Coal furnist ed from this company't
mines is OF a superior quality to any ever
brought TO Wnhemucca, and will be delivered
70 any part Of town at the lowest rate, and in
any quantity.
Leave your orders at the FASHION STABLE
and they will recsiye prompt attention.
ALEX. WISE
Winnemucca. February 21, lSSh. h
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27

WOODLAND, Cai-Your medicines are selling
better than any oth.r shelf goods and give satis-
faction TO all purchaser RI. The Cat-k.Cure is
praised very highly by sl who have tried i, and
many cases have been greatly benefited by its
use vhao all other rem. dies tried have rroSrd of
no benefit. Yours truly,
POM Il Lawson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27
A FIrx q EOaEsT FIRE.
.ahnxsa City Endangered by the Planes.

Ahnssa City Endaugcred by the Planes.
YRsgA, Gala, July PA hsrce
forest ire 10 sew raging in the mountains
within one .snils OF shasta City. The
flames cover an area Of about 20 square
miles and great fears are entertained tOr
she safety Of the town. A large Durnbe,
of citis-ns have gone out to fight the
Gsmes but as yet have made little pro.
eress The FIRE has now reached Shasta
Divide, and should the wind shift around
20 the north Shasta City would stand
little chance OF escaping. The forest has
been buruiag for over week past but no
sstentiou was paid to it until the town
was threateoede
nARgrEr BEECa4R sToWE's NoUsk
8URNED.
The DusiAtas where "uneie Toms
Cabin" was Wxitsen DestrsyeA by
DssgiaSs-
LAwKsxcs. Mass. July 27.-Ths old
Harriet Boscher Stowe house In Andover,
in which the famous authoress wrote
"Uncie Toms Cabin, was burned last
ught. The theory is that burglars 10
attempting to secure the plate set fire to
che house. The loss will reach $50 900,
partially insured. The house has been
an object of interest for all visitors to
Andover.
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SANTA ABLE,
Plrnsing TO tbe Palate and Death s-
Cough.

CAno,, Call have had the oatarrh for five
years, and con'd hardly TX plaia; could not
breathe through my no trils. Your California
Cat. K-Cue has oleaEsed out my head and can
talk palmer nog than have for the past i've
years Your med cine is at that il ia represent
ed, an absolute cure for cstarrh and colo In the
head. Yours truly,
CHARLEs c. OvyRsaIsER.
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THE SILVER STATE
RATES OF ADyERTislN u

ons square tIU nbesJ first inssrtion. ''''s ~, ~
IA sunsequens insers.on, per square. w
beral reduction 70 regular adrertisers.
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FoLsoa, Call used Butte-Tine in chronic
rheumatism with great hereht, Please send a
supply TO ]. W. Haines, Genoa, New, and oblige
yours truly, +. Z. DVRANi, h. f.
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PROMINENT LtwYER AssAsss.
NATED.
Shot while sitting In Front OF Hi
Ofiice.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-This
morning J. L. Lane, prominent attor-
ney and respected oltlzen, was sitting out
aide his office door, when N. b. Lester
came along with a double barreled gun
and enptied beth barrels into his left
aide Lester had some time ago married
a widow, whose money, received from
her first husband, was secured to her
children, and Lane was appointed admin
istrator.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-27
NOTICE To STOCkMEN.
J. q. HOLLOWAY,
Practical Veterinary Surgeon,
wiBscDaacsa, New.

Spaying and Castratng BY scrassstsS (ths bess
method know NJ a specially.
Terms to suit the lines on application.
AS to safe work. would refer TO K. W Crutehey.
Willow z int. Nevada; Col J. A. Hardin Quin
kiver. Nevada; X. w. Lewis. Wi nemuoca, Ne
vada; L. Godchaux, OF Brandenstein & Co 69o
Clay street. san Francisco. mS3-M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
The Brewers association.

The 9th annual convention of the
United States Brewers Association will
meet in Baltimore TO day. About 800
delegates had arrived last evening, and
they were given reception by the local
brewers Mayor Hodges made an address
of welcome, in which he said "that the
Prohibitioniste had urged him to decline
addressing body OF brewers, but that.
as Mayor of the city, he fels that he could
not di;criminats, and, recognizing the
brewers as respectable and responsible
class of citizeuf, he could not refuse to
extend to them most cordial welcome
and the freedom OF the city He welcom-
ed them as representatives of q great bust.
ness interest, bearing the stamp Of con-
stitutionality and legality" He charac
terized the Prohibitionists as "those we'll.
meaning persons who hold the vice of in
temperance so close 10 their eyes that
they would ia their purblind zeal sacrific a
the good of the many to the welfare of
the few"